Zhao Weiwang in the Warring States Period

Victory in all battles, invincible, invincible, invincible, etc., and many other words, it seems that they were tailor-made for Wu An Jun Bai Qi alone.

After decades of wars, the Qin army has already formed a consensus that as long as there is a battle commanded by Lord Wu An, the Qin army will undoubtedly win!

Since this battle is certain to be won, how could these generals of the Qin army take the small setback at hand so seriously?

In fact, not only these generals of the Qin army, but Wu An Jun Bai Qi himself is convinced that he can win the final victory of this battle.

Throughout the ages, the more people who can do great things, the more confident they are in themselves.

Since Bai Qi is one of the outstanding military commanders in the contemporary era and even in the past 5000 years in China, he naturally possesses this kind of unparalleled self-confidence.

For Bai Qiqi, who has spent most of his life on the battlefield, the phrase "soldiers have no shape, water has no shape" has long been memorized by him.

The situation of war is always ever-changing, even if it is done in vain, it is impossible to guarantee that everything will be counted by oneself.

Since the full-scale war broke out between the two sides on the Changping battlefield, although Bai Qi had expected most of the things, there have been several things that have exceeded Bai Qi's expectations.

For example, Guguan was not captured by Sima Jin, or Wei Wuji suddenly seized power and led the Wei army to the south, or Sima Geng, who has always been known for his calmness, attacked rashly and was defeated by Wei Wuji outside Yewang City.

But even so, Bai Qi still had the upper hand in the head-to-head confrontation with Zhao Jun.

If it weren't for a cavalry like Wei Wuji who came out from behind, then there is no doubt that the final victory will belong to Bai Qi.

In fact, in Bai Qi's view, the reason why Wei Wuji's surprise army can achieve such a great effect, of course, the biggest blame should be pinned on the current Qin Prime Minister Bang Fan Wei.

You must know that in the secret report from Xianyang before this, Qin Wangji and Fan Sui have been swearing to Baiqi that the [-] Wei army led by Jin Bi will soon become the help of the Qin army and cross the river to attack Handan.

If it was really as described in the secret letter, then the Battle of Changping would have ended long ago, and even Handan may have been breached by now, and Zhao Guodu had already perished.

But it is a pity that the script did not follow what Qin Wangji and Fan Sui said in the secret letter.

And not only Wei Jun, but even Han Jun's sudden betrayal was completely beyond Bai Qi's expectations.

Although Sima Geng and Bai Qi are no longer on the same boat over the years, Bai Qi is still very clear about Sima Geng's ability.

Otherwise, Bai Qi would not let Sima Geng go to guard Yewang City, a logistics base that is crucial to the Qin Army on the front line of Changping.

With Sima Geng's ability, if it weren't for the sudden betrayal of the [-] Korean army, then Sima Geng and Wei Wuji should at least be in a [-]-[-] situation.

As long as either Wei Guo or South Korea has not betrayed, Qin Jun's situation will not be passive to the current situation.

The betrayal or loyalty of Wei Jun and Han Jun is not something that a frontline commander like Bai Qi can decide.

Obviously, this is a diplomatic matter.

Since it is a matter of diplomacy, Fan Sui, who is in charge of diplomacy, will not take the blame, so why should Qin Wangji be the one to take the blame?

If Bai Qi knew that before the Battle of Yewang City, Sima Geng had received a secret letter from Fan Sui urging him to send troops, then at this moment Bai Qi might even have the heart to swallow Fan Sui alive.

In the Battle of Changping, both Qin and Zhao were fighting with all their strength, so it was not a front-line commander like Bai Qi who could decide everything, but the decision-making of the two countries in terms of military, diplomatic, logistics and many other aspects. all-round confrontation.

This is why it has always been said that the Battle of Changping was a battle of comprehensive national strength.

Obviously, the diplomatic department led by Fan Sui was dragged down in this battle.

Diplomacy is often referred to as "national soft power" in later generations. Although it is not something that can be seen and touched, it is also part of a country's comprehensive national strength.

It is precisely because of the failure of the diplomacy led by Fan Sui that South Korea and Wei Guo sided with Zhao Guo, which finally led to the passiveness of the Qin army on the Changping battlefield.

If it weren't for the fact that Bai Qi had overwhelmed Lian Po militarily, then Changping would have been completely unbeatable now.

But no matter what, even if Fan Sui made this mess, Bai Qi must help Fan Sui clean up the mess.

If Chang Ping lost, Fan Sui would at most lose some of Qin Wangji's trust, it wasn't that much of a traumatic injury.

But once the myth of Bai Qi's invincibility is shattered, then there is a dead end waiting for Bai Qi.

Bai Qi can't lose.

I won't lose either.

Although the counterattack led by Wei Wuji did catch Bai Qi by surprise, but now Bai Qi has fully adjusted.

It's time to lift the curtain of Qin's counterattack and bring the situation back to Qin's side again.

This is the reason why Bai Qi secretly summoned these confidant generals here.

After Bai Qi looked around at his confidants, he nodded in a subtle way, obviously very satisfied with the mental outlook of these subordinates.

Bai Qi retracted his gaze and spoke slowly.

"Generals, the situation in Changping is urgent. I think you all know it. Because of this, the king had no choice but to go to Qinghe to discuss peace with that Zhao Wangdan. This is the shame of Qin, and it is our shame! It is to wash away this shame!"

There was silence in the big tent, and under Bai Qi's stern words, everyone involuntarily straightened their bodies as much as possible.

Bai Qi looked at the table in front of him.

On the table is a map, which depicts the Changping battlefield and even the entire Shangdang County terrain. Bai Qi has seen it countless times in the past days, and everything on it has long been remembered by Bai Qi By heart.

Bai Qi stretched out his hand, and slowly landed on a certain place on the map.

"Commanders, this is the beginning of our great Qin Tiejun's road to shame!"

Chapter 171 Basically, Wei Wuji will definitely lose if he fights like this (first update)

After hearing Bai Qi's words, all the generals couldn't help but follow Bai Qi's fingers and landed on the map in front of Bai Qi.

The place Bai Qi pointed at was the Nanshangdang Basin on the map.

Compared with the Shangdang Basin in the north, the terrain of the Shangdang Basin in the South is much more dangerous.

Not only that, the area of ​​this Nanshangdang Basin is also much smaller than that of the Beishangdang Basin, and there are many mountain ranges in the basin, which is not as wide and flat as the Beishangdang Basin. plain.

Having a mountain means having a canyon, and having a canyon means being able to hide ambushes on both sides of the canyon.

Bai Qi picked it up slowly with his finger, and now he clicked on a very conspicuous red dot on the map, and said: "This is the Xingzhen Station, it must have fallen today."

When Bai Qi said these words, his face was very calm.

But although Bai Qi's face was calm, the expressions of the other generals in the tent could not be calm.

Many people quietly cast their eyes on the deputy general Wang Ling standing in front of the generals.

Wang Ling was sent by Bai Qi to the Xingjinyi defense line to defend the Wei and Han coalition forces, preventing Wei Wuji from continuing to go north.

But at this moment, the defense line of Xingzhen Station had just been breached, and Wang Ling appeared in the camp of Guanglang City dozens of miles away. It must be said that this was a very strange thing.

It's just that neither Bai Qi nor Wang Ling showed any strange expressions.